Sentence examples for the parties between from inspiring English sources

There was a series of active governors nominated by the parties between 1988 and 2000 (Michael S. Dukakis, Bill Clinton and George W. Bush).

"Gatsby" is a deeply Conradian novella, in its fable-like tone; in the play of dark and light between the ash heap and the parties, between the heightened, unreal action and the cool, mordantly ironic tone of the narration.

But he added: "I don't think we should anticipate that we can somehow take a system that was designed for political combat, if you will, between the parties, between ideas, between principles and set that aside.

The newly created federal civil cause of action strengthens U.S. trade secret protection, with a choice for the parties between litigation under state statutes in local courts, or under federal law heard in federal courts.

Others argue this always happens to the party between elections.

It has opened up a festering debate within the party between liberals and hard-liners.

"Those kind of relationships may be different in kind to the partying between proprietors and ministers," he adds.

It was a bitter fight ending in a secret ballot that nonetheless exposed the deep divisions in the party between moderates and conservatives.

Or you could say it was a battle for the soul of the party, between a conservative reformer and nativist rabble-rouser.

Mr Miliband, who led the party between 2010 and 2015, argued that MPs should "respect" Mr Corbyn's huge mandate of nearly 60 per cent of the vote.

An annual delegate conference was in theory the supreme governing body; it elected a national Executive Committee to run the party between conferences.